Intrinsix Opens Design Centers in Germany and Israel
Intrinsix Opens Design Centers in Germany and Israel
First International Design Centers Established to Support Europe and Middle East
Westboro, MA, USA, March 5, 2001 - Intrinsix Corp., the largest independent ASIC and System (SoC) design company, announced today that it has opened two new Design Centers in Munich, Germany and Raanana's Industrial Park, Israel. The primary focus of these design centers is to establish world-class electronic product design services for clientele in these regions.
"The opening of Design Centers in Germany and Israel is a symbol of our solid progression into these exciting markets," said Josh Schissler, Vice President of Business Development at Intrinsix. "We have experienced engineers established in both locations and ready to engage in immediate business. Our objective is to provide the same excellent design capabilities that have propelled us to the top of the electronic product design industry in the North American market."
Intrinsix will be exhibiting (booth #F41) at the D.A.T.E. conference in Munich, Germany, at the ICM venue between March 13th -15th.
About Intrinsix Corp.
Intrinsix Corp. is the largest independent Electronic Product Design Outsourcing company. Our highly experienced engineers architect, design and verify complex electronic systems. These systems are most often System on Chip (SoC) designs in networking, wireless and digital media applications. As a result of the demanding feature and time-to-market characteristics of these applications, Intrinsix rapidly delivers its SoC hardware and deeply embedded software to customers by using state of the art co-design and co-verification techniques. Intrinsix provides comprehensive ASIC and SoC; architecting, design, simulation, synthesis, verification and test services to leading electronics companies that have devices produced by semiconductor vendors such as Texas Instruments, IBM, Lucent, LSI, Philips/VLSI, Infineon, Toshiba, NEC, Fujitsu and Samsung among others. The company's lengthy list of successful customers and partners attests to the high quality of its engineering and results-oriented teamwork. Intrinsix has a network of Design Centers strategically located throughout North America, Europe and the Middle East.
Intrinsix Corp. headquarters are located at 33 Lyman Street, Westboro, MA 01581, Tel: (508) 836-4100; Fax: (508) 836-4222, www.intrinsix.com
For more information, please contact:
- Josh Schissler,
508-836-4100 x208,
josh@intrinsix.com;
www.intrinsix.com
- Georgia Marszalek,
PR Counsel,
650-345-7477,
Georgia@valleypr.com
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